Cornicator said:

Cockeye will be 6-4 when they arrive in Lincoln and will no longer have the edge on special teams. Its a very winnable game.

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vailhusker said:

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DuckSker said:

We missed Dylan so much tonight. Man he’s a stud. The 12 sacks TJ didnt take really hurt us, but we managed to get the win!

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BIG TONE SOPRANO said:

The mahomes fan boys were silenced. Fat boy isn’t gonna start again at NU

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Tezzer said:

Is Corcoran turning into an asset finally?

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ChocaEgg said:

He seemed like he did well last night. Glad he stuck around lol

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alt f4 said:

Yes. Its now the accepted/trained officials mechanics on all levels of college and most high schools that play on field turf. We play "line to line". You can thank the hurry up, no huddle for this, and also TV. It speeds up the game considerably.

Every 1st down starts on a yard line, line to gain is then obviously on a yard line.

Most spots are called "soft spots" where you spot the ball on nearest yard line, not between. I'd guess 98 to 99% of snaps start and end a yard line.

When you get within 1 yard of a first down you "hard spot", where you spot exactly where down. As an an official you make this obviously short or long of line to gain.

Since you have an obvious line to gain on a yard line officials know, without measuring, if a first down is achieved.

Edit: the TV part. When the yellow/white lines first started, they had perspective issues. A factor in line to line mechanic, was they could use the yard lines to determine perspective on any TV angle if it started on a yard line. Same with first down.

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Cornicator said:

Cockeye will be 6-4 when they arrive in Lincoln and will no longer have the edge on special teams. It’s a very winnable game.

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TampaBaySkers said:

Do you think Mich State can do us a favor and beat both pedo and Cockeye ?

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alt f4 said:

Yes. Its now the accepted/trained officials mechanics on all levels of college and most high schools that play on field turf. We play "line to line". You can thank the hurry up, no huddle for this, and also TV. It speeds up the game considerably.

Every 1st down starts on a yard line, line to gain is then obviously on a yard line.

Most spots are called "soft spots" where you spot the ball on nearest yard line, not between. I'd guess 98 to 99% of snaps start and end a yard line.

When you get within 1 yard of a first down you "hard spot", where you spot exactly where down. As an an official you make this obviously short or long of line to gain.

Since you have an obvious line to gain on a yard line officials know, without measuring, if a first down is achieved.

Edit: the TV part. When the yellow/white lines first started, they had perspective issues. A factor in line to line mechanic, was they could use the yard lines to determine perspective on any TV angle if it started on a yard line. Same with first down.

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